Anyone here have a "Myspace"?

[eslai]

I'm working on a beer belly. I want to be round and shiny like a bowling ball. Since I'm only 140 pounds now, I figure that'll make me look kind of like a frog on a stretcher.

I definitely missed the MySpace boat. But I have some friends in my age group that have joined up looking for women. MySpace seems to be just one big hookup joint.

Which leads me to my next statement: blinkwatt, you have the most classic, most stereotypical, most narcissistic MySpace profile I've ever seen. Does it actually work for ya? I hope the ladies love it or something!!

[blinkwatt]

Originally Posted by eslai

Which leads me to my next statement: blinkwatt, you have the most classic, most stereotypical, most narcissistic MySpace profile I've ever seen. Does it actually work for ya? I hope the ladies love it or something!!

Well I dont go "hunting for women" on Myspace, but yes I have gone out with a women or two I met off there. Infact one is meeting me at my gym Monday to work out with me. Sometimes they are weird women though. Some 38 year old women with three kids told me to "come over and wrap her Christmas tree" last year. I might have considered it if she looked better.

[eslai]

LOL well at least she didn't ask you to come over and unwrap her bush.

[Perfectlap]

That website has caused me more problems, dramas and other b.s. than any one single thing that has ever come from the internet....hands down. What a headache.


In a non-sexual way (or maybe not!), our modern culture has become extremely voyeuristic. Keeping our personal lives personal has become outdated and uncool.
sign of the times I guess. Its the "full access" that has made its growth so explosive where more limited access sites like friendster have failed. Myspace fully exploits that unavoidable human emotion to spy on others you don't know and worse those you do know.There's just something creepy about peering into the personal lives of others and even more bizzare is that all the participants do it willingly.

I don't know if its the Paris Hiltons, Jessica SImpsons and reality shows, etc. broadcasting personal lives in full public view on TV and in print 24/7 that have convinced us that letting complete strangers see our personal sides (usually in the name/quest of getting tail) is ok. We complain about people invading our phone/email privacy, stealing our identities, stalking! etc. while on the other hand we broadcast our friends, family to anyone with an internet connection. An insane contradiction.
Those dudes at myspace are laughing all the way to the bank while people play into those negative human tendencies (jeaoulousy, greed, voyeurism etc) on a daily basis.

p.s.
There was a GREAT article about myspace in June's(?) Vanity Fair. "Hobie" aka Jeremy Jackson from Baywatch now a 26 year old reformed meth junkie plays a big role. Though he has no money, lives with his mother and has to go to his neighbohr's(and 12 step counselor) house to use their internet!!!, he spends endless hours promoting night clubs in LA stripmalls while putting notches in his bedpost. A great read on the business end and how Fox bailed out Myspace's parent company from a mountain of legal problems by buying them out for cheap.

[edevlin]

I dont have a Myspace site, but through my work I have a pretty extensive webpage that lets my students know more than they ever wanted to know about me. I teach biology and I have a series of webpages I maintain for my "Courses" and my "Research", but I have put lots of photos of my many enthusiasums under "Personal" page (Microsoft Frontpage is a great tool).

Being recently enamored by all things auto, I just put up a page for "Cars" which lists the cars I have owned and includes my new 2000 Boxster.

Cars

Ed

[velvet_jones]

That's funny. Some dude thinks your Boxster is a Z. Looks good in the pic.

[Rail26]

Originally Posted by eslai

LOL well at least she didn't ask you to come over and unwrap her bush.

Holy Crap...Dude, that is funny. Well played.